Jmrie_

pwede naman

go to ubuntu download mo yun

thank you anu genre nito kuya?

ang ganda ng song sir sinauna pala ito na kanta.

anu genre nito sir?

hala hinde naman ..

anu genre nito ate or kuya?

no thanks po. haha

baka po may alam kayo na song from japan at south korea yung lofi,sad song,balad basta po sad yung tunog salamat para ma iadd ko sa play list ko salamat sa makakapag bigay po.

ang dame ng infected grabe!

coconut yan

ahh so anu po tanung niyo?

walang anuman po

sige po

haha upgrade na kayo baka sa hard ware na yan

copy paste ko lang ito pero working talaga ito pinatry ko kasi sa friend ko ito.

sige po.

How to Properly Recalibrate Your BatteryAgain, big thanks to Ashtonmore on Reddit for outlining this process. Recalibrating your software battery meter is actually fairly simple, though it takes a bit of time. Proceed at your own risk. Use your phone until the battery dies. Wait until the screen turns off completely. Turn your phone back on. It will likely shut down again before it finishes booting, but the battery isn't completely dead yet. Repeat this process several more times. Power it on, let it keep trying to boot up, then let it die. Eventually, the phone won't even try to boot up anymore — you won't even see the boot logo or splash screen. At this point, you can stop powering the phone back on. Without turning your phone on, plug it into a charger. Let it sit there plugged in and turned off for at least 6 hours. The goal here is to charge it to 100% capacity without turning the phone on. Once you're confident that your battery is fully charged, go ahead and turn your phone back on. Resume your normal usage and normal charging habits. Finally, about a week later, repeat this same process. Let the phone die, try to power it on over and over again until the boot logo doesn't even come up anymore, then charge to 100% without turning it on. Once you've done that, the software battery meter should actually match your battery's physical charge level.